CLICK TO ENLARGEWITH the reopening of international borders, resumption of social and economic activities and easing of Covid-19 restrictions, the local property sector has much to look forward to. Nevertheless, local property players are still keeping their guard up and are cautious about the outlook of the market, going forward. YNH Property Bhd chairman Datuk Dr Yu Kuan Chon says the group will continue to be mindful about the global and local economic climate.“ The ongoing war in Eastern Eur

an effective stake of 21%, remained substantially below pre-pandemic levels.... The group’s rights

remain intact as it continues to seek growth opportunities in the FPSO and renewables segments, said

remaining RM250, 000 from the RM300, 000 bail imposed on him in his corruption case. His lawyer

KUALA LUMPUR: Kenanga Research has maintained its outlook for the manufacturing activity to remain

KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia maintained a cautious upward momentum ahead of corporate earnings results later this month as investor picked up bargains in hopes of positive surprises.At 9. 05am, the FBM KLCI was up 2.44 points to 1, 557.02 amid a continued rally in financial heavyweights. Maybank rose seven sen to RM8.07, Public Bank gained three sen to RM4.67, CIMB added two sen to RM5.10 and Hong Leong Bank was unchanged at RM20.50. Telecommunications counters meanwhile, also showed bullish sig

PETALING JAYA: The construction sector continues to face multiple headwinds due to Covid-19 with contract roll-outs muted in tandem with the slower-than-expected economic recovery. The government’s announcement that the Mass Rapid Transit Line 3( MRT3) project will begin work during the second half of the year, has injected some optimism and improved trading sentiment on construction stocks. Underpinned by the country’s vaccination efforts, analysts said this will eventually “ prime the sector f

I have seen what Covid-19 can do to people and their families.... I don’t think people will stop coming to the hospital if they have Covid-19, ” he said. With this, the doctor urged Malaysians to be extra cautious and to continue practising the SOP.“ As borders reopen, we don’t know where people are coming from.... So let’s not let our guard down that can result in children being infected....

elections remain high, says Datuk Lim Ban Hong.... Also, the threat of Covid-19 also deters the people

prospects remain intact as it continues to seek growth opportunities in the floating production